Ireland? No, just Catholic school. But yeah, I wanted to be Katiie with two is to be different. So I am.

What are you up to? I just came from a babysitting interview.

So are you an actor or artist? I’m an artist and a student. I’m going to school for English. I want to be a lib—well, I want to do a lot of things.

Did you start to say librarian? Well, that’s one of the things I want to do if I can make it to grad school.

Why a librarian? I feel like a lot of people doing library-science stuff want to do the technical part, or archiving. But honestly, I want to read books to kids. I want to be a school librarian. But I have another year of college first, so I’m not completely positive. I’m also interested in working for a small press, or maybe starting one.

Suddenly I feel like I’m in the ’90s. [Laughs] I know. I have this terrible family member who was making fun of me for that. He was like, “Isn’t everything on the computer now?” And I was like, “No! Shut up. Paper lives.” I mean, you work for a paper magazine.

But I’m not 21. I think maybe I’m just obsessed with paper. I love analog photography, too. I just took my first darkroom class. And I make zines.

Zines! Well, the word zine has a connotation that it’s radical—

And xeroxed. Yeah. Mine aren’t, like, this is how you can start a radical space kind of zines—although I did once write a manifesto about the cafeteria at school, freshman year of college. My zines are more like collages. A zines library would be cool, huh? I guess I need to move to Seattle.

Or Portlandia. Yeah. But if I moved to Portland I couldn’t do that, see, because not everyone there is as neurotic and all over the place as I am.

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